Sunday, 16 October 2016

Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2014 - 2015)

Between November 2014 and September 2015 I worked on Rogue One: A Star Wars Story in the Art Department as the concept model maker working on vehicles and then in Costume FX as a costume prop maker working on various imperial troopers, Forest Whitaker's armour and some droids (old and new). Here is a selection of already published photos of some of the projects I worked on during my 10 months on the movie. All images are copyright Lucasfilm and/or Disney.


L1 droid costume
Vacformed in styrene with metal and resin details and a rubber and neoprene undersuit, this was a costume made for a 
featured character that later became a deep background droid.


Saw Gerrera armour
Fibreglass armour cast from vac formed patterns made over polyurethane foam tooling. Detailed with found parts.

RA-7 (Death Star Droid)
The head was vacformed in styrene over a polyurethane foam sculpt.

The new (old) Stormtroopers
Mostly 3D printed, but some parts were bench made and vacuum cast in polyurethane.

The Shoretrooper
Mostly 3D printed, but some parts were bench made and vacuum cast in polyurethane.



Saturday, 2 July 2016

Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens (2013-2014)

Between July 2013 and May 2014 I worked on The Force Awakens in the Art Department as the concept model maker working on vehicles and then in Costume FX as a costume prop maker working mainly on droids. Here is a selection of already published photos of some of the projects I worked on during my 10 months on the movie. All images are copyright Lucasfilm and/or Disney.


The art department vehicle concept models built for The Force Awakens

Crashed Special Forces TIE Fighter Art Department model (1/24)
This was a very quick project made from a converted Hasbro TIE fighter toy, detailed with kit parts and koolshade.

First Order Landing Craft Art Department model (1/48)
Hand-made in chemiwood and styrene. Detailed with kit parts.

T-70 X-Wing Art Department model (1/24)
Hand-made in chemiwood and styrene. Detailed with kit parts.

ME-8D9 droid costume for Costume FX Department
The patterns for this were hand sculpted in polyurethane foam. These were then vac-formed and detailed with found parts.

PZ-4CO droid costume for Costume FX Department
The patterns for this were hand sculpted in polyurethane foam. These were then vac-formed and detailed with found parts.